An Archived Managed World

This blog has moved to http://www.managed-world.com/blog

Home | Contact | Syndication

| Login

473 Posts | 0 Stories | 429 Comments | 1288 Trackbacks

News

Series

Tour de BCL 4.0

Twitter

jolson88 5 yo diagnosed w/ Type 1 Diabetes :(. @ hospital for 3 days while we all get educated and Alex is monitored. Def gonna chat w/ @hanselman :) about 25 days ago

jolson88 @alanstevens @damienguard I know there is reasoning behind it (I'm not on the CLR team, so I can't really say). Not an arbitrary decision about 52 days ago

jolson88 Been playing around with bridj today. Pretty sucked library for Java to native interop. Both Win32 and COM. Fun. about 53 days ago

jolson88 @rFactor2 Is there any sort of "career mode" in rFactor 2 Beta? Thinking about picking it up but I'm a "career mode" junkie. about 60 days ago

jolson88 My post on Asynchrony in WinRT is now live on the #windowsappdev blog: http://t.co/8RKh6riO. I hope you enjoy :). about 67 days ago

jolson88 OH at church: marriage advice, "the battle is won on ur knees." Not how I would refer to prayer personally. Can open... Worms everywhere... about 104 days ago

jolson88 @dcampbell last night I chose coding over #swtor. This morning I regret it as I won't be able to play at all today. Dang! about 119 days ago

jolson88 Finished Old Man's War by @scalzi. What a FANTASTIC book. Can't wait to read the others (if they're on Kindle, buying em all tonight). about 122 days ago

jolson88 @bradygaster @drewrobbins hahaha. I'm very very VERY excited about getting teased about this. LOL. I will never live that down :) about 122 days ago

jolson88 @csells Hey, I remember you writing a series on building a new Solitaire in WPF a while back. Where does that live? about 122 days ago

Post Categories

Blog Roll

Windows Server 2008 Developer Training Kit

James Conard announces over on his blog that our team has just released the Windows Server 2008 Developer Training Kit for Beta 3. Mosey on over and check it out. You can find resources on everything from WCF, to Cardspace, to WF, to Windows Eventing, to PowerShell, to IIS 7, to Transactional NTFS.

So if you are a developer interested in checking out Windows Server 2008, make sure to grab it.